Riddle us this: Who doesn’t adore desserts? Especially desserts filled with chocolatey goodness. Yeah, we’re talking about cookies. Gosh, hearing that already makes our sweet tooth crave for those sugary, decadent treats.

Cookies are quite literally one of the best stay-home treats, and we believe that all of you deserve to treat yourselves, especially during this time of uncertainty. Trust us, ordering in cookies to accompany your Netflix binges as you laze around on the couch? One of the best feelings ever.

From homegrown cookie brands such as Spatula & Whisk and Old Seng Choong, to world-famous chains such as Ben’s Cookies and Famous Amos, we have something for everyone. Why not get them for your friends too? They’ll thank you later. Here are 10 cookie delivery spots in Singapore serving sweet treats that are just too decadent for us to resist.

Read: 7 Best Cookies in Singapore – where to find sinfully good cookies.

BEN’S COOKIES

Boasting freshly-baked, soft, and gooey cookies, Ben’s Cookies are renowned in the UK and around the world. They are famous for using “chunks, not chips”, staying true to their slogan for all these years. Taking a bite into their chocolatey, soft and doughy cookies, we realized that we were unable to stop until the whole cookie was devoured. We highly recommend ordering their Double Chocolate & Nuts, which is one of the best cookies that we’ve had in Singapore.

Islandwide cookie delivery is offered on GrabFood. For cookie orders that are less than S$10, a small order fee applies.

NASTY COOKIE

Inspired by mammoth gourmet Levain cookies in New York, Nasty Cookie prides themselves as being the 1st New York Gourmet Cookie store that provides a chunky and chewy texture, made using only the finest dark couverture chocolate. A generous filling of either Nutella, Marshmallow, or Dulce de leche is injected into every cookie. Our favourite flavours include Reese’s Cup and Biscoff Cookie.

They are offering cookie islandwide delivery on their website. However, do note that only limited cookie stocks are available. If your order exceeds S$30, you are entitled to free cookie delivery.

Photo Credit: Spatula & Whisk

SPATULA & WHISK

If you’re a fan of handmade artisan cookies, Spatula & Whisk is the perfect cookie shop to order from. A homegrown Singaporean brand, they serve all-natural cookies without any preservatives, combining traditional flavours of various countries to create their unique sweet treats. You can also customise your very own custom cookie packets and exclusive jars in various sizes.

You can find their cookie flavours here. They offer free cookie delivery for orders with 8 packs and above.

FAMOUS AMOS

Ever since Famous Amos landed on our sunny shores in 1983, it has touched many Singaporeans’ hearts. For many years, this cookie store has lured people of all ages in with their irresistible aroma of freshly-baked cookies that are somehow always baked to perfection. Known as the “OG” cookie store in Singapore, how could you miss out on their well-loved cookie treats?

Currently, they have an ongoing promotion where they are selling 350g of cookies for S$16.90. You may order online at https://famous-amos.com.sg/. Islandwide cookie delivery is available, just make sure that you order at least 3-5 days in advance.

Photo Credit: Cookie Mixx

COOKIE MIXX

“You Create, We Bake” is the slogan that Cookie Mixx lives by, giving their customers the option to customise their cookies to their liking. Famous for using only the finest wholesome ingredients with no added colourings and preservatives to create scrumptious, delectable cookies with reduced sugar, Cookie Mixx is the perfect shop to order from if you’re a health junkie.

Their website offers islandwide cookies delivery in Singapore. A flat fee of S$7 is required for cookie delivery. Free cookie delivery is given to those whose orders exceed S$100.

YOKU MOKU

Before Yoku Moku arrived on our shores, we’re sure some of you remember lugging back those Swedish-inspired Cigare buttery cookies from Tokyo. Boasting over 150 stores in Japan and even more worldwide in the US, Middle East, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, and India, this famous Japanese confectionery offers delectable treats such as Billet Au Chocolate Au Lait, Pleine Lune, Bateau De Macadamia and the Cigare that are not to be missed.

They are now offering islandwide cookie delivery on GrabFood. For orders less than S$10.00 for this restaurant, a small order fee applies.

FOLKS AND STORIES

Whaaat? There is a bakery serving up cookie creations inspired by personalities and traits of people? You heard that right. Folks and Stories offers quirky bakes and cookies that are made using only all-natural ingredients, resulting in mouth-watering cookies. Imagine this: a cookie that is crunchy on the outside, but soft and chewy on the inside. Be sure to get their Ambitious Sailor cookie – our favourite!

Shop for cookies online from their website here, and get their irresistible cookies delivered right to your doorstep.

KITH CAFÉ

Gluten-free cookies sound like a dream come true, doesn’t it? That’s the sort of cookies Kith Café offers, and we’re huge fans of the Mini Magical Sea Salt Chocolate Cookies that they have recently restocked their shelves with. We don’t know how they do it, but somehow they manage to combine the sweetness and saltiness of their cookies perfectly, and that keeps us coming back for more.

Get their cookies online from their website https://kithcafewholecakes.oddle.me/en_SG. Kith Café is offering islandwide delivery for cookies and whole cakes. Pickup is also available. Do take note that their cookies and cakes are in high demand, so you might want to consider making your orders during off-peak periods.

Photo Credit: Old Seng Choong

OLD SENG CHOONG

Proudly known as the home of Singaporean-inspired cookies, Old Seng Choong specialises in traditional, local bakes that will definitely give you a taste of home. They took months to perfect each cookie flavour; and they range from cereal prawn cookies to bak kwa cookies to laksa cookies to satay cookies, just to name a few.

Islandwide cookie delivery and pickup services are offered on their website here. They charge S$12 for their delivery fee, and if your cookie order exceeds S$60, you are entitled to free cookie delivery. Check their website for more details.

Photo Credit: Kooks Creamery

KOOKS CREAMERY

Besides being well-loved for their molten lava cakes, Kooks Creamery serves up heavenly ready-to-bake oozy lava cookies that you can make and enjoy in the comfort of your own home. For us, it’s quite literally the perfect sugary treat for tea-time. Mark our words: these delectable treats will leave you coming back for more.

Interested? Place your order on www.kookscreamery.com. Free islandwide cookie delivery is offered, with a minimum spend of S$65. Self-collection services are also available at checkout.

For years, Famous Amos has been the “OG” cookie shop in Singapore. Now, it is time to welcome up and coming young bakeries doling out novel cookies that might possibly rival our well-loved predecessor.

Introducing Folks and Stories: a rustic baking studio nestled in the residential estate of Queenstown that serves up quirky cookie creations inspired by personalities of the people around them, as well as tea cakes and brownies.

Here’s what to expect from these young talents.

The outlet itself has no dining area, so customers will have to make their purchases online and self-collect it at their shop or opt for takeaway.

We went for Ambitious Sailor (S$3.50), a sea salt dark chocolate butter cookie. Inspired by those who strive hard and sail toward their goals, this cookie has an unassuming appearance, yet consists of a gooey, chocolatey inner goodness.

The fluffy cookie was crisp on the outside but had a soft, chewy middle that oozed decadent chocolate. We also enjoyed the melted chocolate chunks.

Since it was dark chocolate, we expected the chocolate to have a bitter taste, but it was on the sweeter side.

We tried one of their unorthodox creations: Curious Merrymaker (S$3.50), a double chocolate cookie infused with cheese. This cookie stood out to us as we had never seen cookies paired with cheese before.

The sweetness of the chocolate cookie surprisingly blended harmoniously with the savoury cheese, providing contrasting flavour profiles. The softness from both the cookie base and cheese also gave a comforting, luxurious mouthfeel.

Lastly, we tried Salt of The Earth (S$4.20), a milk and dark chocolate brownie. Their brownies are a bang for your buck, as it comes in a huge slab as compared to the measly ones sold in cafes.

Chocolate lovers will be fond of this brownie, as it had a crisp base and chewy center that oozed luscious fudge. It melted in our mouths when we bit into it, allowing us to relish the treat’s indulgent cocoa flavour. 

Folks and Stories is one of those underrated local baking studios that definitely deserves more recognition. Do them give them a try, as they might possibly give other cookie shops a run for their money.

Folks and Stories 
Block 163 Stirling Road
#01-1238
Singapore 140163
Tel: +65 8282 7375
Mon to Fri: 10:30am – 6pm
Sat: 10:30am – 4pm
(Closed on Sundays)
Nearest Station: Queenstown